Australia Stays In Control At Headingley Test
Australia edged toward victory in the fourth Test at Headingley after lunch, as Waters and Chappell steadied the innings. Australia led by 13 runs with seven second innings wickets in hand, while England’s bowlers toiled amid a critical media reaction calling for substantial improvements.
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Leeds
England
Ahe Joss
Jan Redpath
Australia
Headingley
Chappell
Peter Wilson
Daily Mirror
Wilson
Pusik Saaimons
Weather perches on cricket pitch as Snow faces England bowlers
A rain delayed session disrupts play as Australia battles England on a damp Leeds pitch. Redpath and Walters anchor a cautious stand with 23 runs, while gusts and drizzle test seamers and fielding. The surface remains damp and tricky, prompting careful stroke play and a tense morning.
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Australia
England
Utes
Leeds
Walters
Urizale
Brown
Walter
Redpath
Glorious
Chappell
Gravin
Eviey
Iy Walters
Underwood
Stack
Ray Flingworts
Tiina
Austen
Redruth
Arty Tarman
Yorkshire
Snow Redpath
Waltere
Savare Lew
Edrich
Tye
Sam
Crase
Snow
Mingsworth
Agius Out for Season in Queanbeyan United Rugby News
Queanbeyan United faces disruption as mercurial fullback Joe Agius is set for Sydney hospital evaluation on a bone injury. The setback shifts team balance with Cleary at halfback and O Rourke moving positions, while Newman targets a comeback and Sir Rourke and McAuliffe cover key roles as injuries ripple through the season run-in.
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Quearbeyan United Rugby League
Mercurial
Joe Aginin
Sydney
Isy
United
Huck Rogers
Ihe
Newman
Re ‘Ac
Canberra
Frank “Cleary
Agiah Gins Sas
Cleary
Atl
O'Rourke
Jung
Queanbeyan
McAuliffe
Frank Glover
Queanpeyan United
Lex Me Oo Ineyre
Agius
Ub Newman
Melntyre
Italian contender snatches course record in Brisbane round
BRISBANE Monday A triple bogey at Royal Queensland’s 11th hole could not deny Italian golf champion ship contender Anne Kenny from NSW a course record in today’s opening round of the national women’s championship.
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Brisbane
Royal Queensland
Anne Kenny
Nsw
Triple header in soccer pits Juventus Monaro in new format
A chaotic report notes a planned triple header in soccer with Juventus facing Monaro at Deakin, plus matches involving Concordia Queanbeyan and Makedonia Olympic Croatia Deakin. A federation fine and an appeal by Concordia loom over scheduling for August at Deakin Oval.
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Soccer Federation de Juventus
Monary
Deak Oval
Hay
Juventus
Monaro
Concordia
Queabeyan
Makedonia
Olympic
Burns
Austral
Croatia
Deakin |Tion
Curley to play in Minister's XV in Canberra
Terry Curley, one of Australia’s greatest postwar rugby full backs, will play for the Minister for the In Montesne Combined Services XI in Canberra next month. The selection marks a high profile charity or commemorative match featuring notable players for a government approved team.
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Wallaby
Terry Curley
Services
Manuka Oval
Curley
Australia
England
New Zealand
Canberra
Sydney
Armed “Forces
Bobby Fulton
Manly
Leentre Keith Oulten
Penrith
Ron Workman
France
Legacy
Race changes discussed by Victorian racing officials
Melbourne sources report Sir Arthur Rylah considering new jumping rules. Victoria Racing Club officials briefed about potential restrictions on hurdling and jump events at Moonee Valley and country tracks, aiming to curb risky fences and close racing.
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Melbourne
Monson
Arthur Rylah
Asi Thor Hers Fas
Assunamiun Suman
Inetare
VRC
Rol Sit Ambur
Victoria Tracing
IY Giuh
Brkeve Ta Nile
Moonee Valley
Victoria Riey
Johnwon
New Zealand
Bill McLoughlin
Arthur
Arshue
Rylah
Sac-T Ravest
Sir Athi
Rifle trophy to Australia at Empire Trophy event
Australia won the Empire Trophy as the two ring rifle team claimed victory yesterday in London. The Commonwealth entry led by Australia scored 1,436 points out of a possible 1,500, marking a strong steepler in the competition that began earlier this year.
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London
Mondey
Aap-Reuter
Austalia
Moonbar Named SDRA Horse of the Year 1968
Moonbar a gelding trained by Tou Black in Canberra dominated the season with 20 starts, earning top honors for the Southern District Racing Association. The award considered major races including the Hombala Cup and Commonwealth Cup, with Moonbar recording multiple wins and frequent high finishes against district rivals.
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Moonbar
SDRA
The
Southern District Racing Association
Ienath
Jim
Campbell Rede
Johnny
Canberra
Whelan
Kim
Victoria
Moon
Bats win Australian baseball title in high scoring clash
West Australia and New South Wales traded heavy hitting as WA seized the lead early and topped NSW 9 0 after 5 innings while Syd Thompson of New South Wales belted the series first homer. South Australia was whitewashed by Queensland as injuries and errors doomed SA and Queensland impressed with lively play and a strong run tally.
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Brisbane
West Australia
New South Wales
Syd Thompson
Ryan
South Australia
Queensland
South Australia Triumphs in All Australia Colts Hockey
South Australia edged Tasmania 3 2 to seize a thrilling win in the all Australia Colts hockey championship at the TCA ground. West Australia held the title contender after a 27 point display, while NSW Queensland and Victoria trailed as action featured fast back passes and smart defending. Peter Funnell of NSW excelled as the best player for the NSW side.
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Hobak
Tasmania
TCA
Nsw
West Waustalia
White Viewrin
Queensland
West Australia
Victoria
South Australia
WA Nsw
ACT
Peter Funnell
ACT rugby teams head to Sydney carnival for 6 and 7 stone divisions
Two ACT primary school rugby union teams travel from Canberra to Sydney to compete in the annual intrastate carnival run by the South Coast Directorate of the Public Schools Amateur Athletics Association. Teams from North Ainslie, Lyneham, Curtin, Narrabundah, Ainslie and other clubs will play in the six and seven stone sections at Tunky Park in Sydney.
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Act
Canberra
South Coast
Public Schools Amateur Athletics Association
Sydney
Wollongong
Victorian
Goulburn
Hove
Melmers
North Ainslii Reid
North Ainslie
Lyneham
Thurling
Westrym
Relichambere
Curtin
Thocaton
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Tyne Howe
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Dianna Thomas
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Tony
Radobeyan Makedonia
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Danberry
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Narrabundah
Kaw
Almas
Davey Susie
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Watler
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Turener
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